10 Chambers confirms "significant restructuring" with a "large number" of layoffs, including several co‑founders
10 Chambers confirms "significant restructuring" with a "large number" of layoffs, including several co‑founders – 10 Chambers announced a "significant restructuring" that will impact a "large number" of roles at the studio. – The studio said the cuts include "several of the studio’s co‑founders." –
10 Chambers confirms "significant restructuring" with a "large number" of layoffs, including several co‑founders
– 10 Chambers announced a "significant restructuring" that will impact a "large number" of roles at the studio.
– The studio said the cuts include "several of the studio’s co‑founders."
– 10 Chambers stated the changes aim to let Den of Wolves "become the game it deserves to be."
– Ulf Andersson and Simon Viklund were named as remaining co‑leaders "fully committed to the game and to leading the studio forward."
– Co‑founder Hjalmar Vikström had earlier announced he was leaving the company.
– 10 Chambers, founded in 2015 by former Payday designers, previously released co‑op shooter GTFO and sold a major stake to Tencent in 2020.
– Den of Wolves has no announced release date and recently appeared at consecutive The Game Awards events.
@Games
– 10 Chambers announced a "significant restructuring" that will impact a "large number" of roles at the studio.
– The studio said the cuts include "several of the studio’s co‑founders."
– 10 Chambers stated the changes aim to let Den of Wolves "become the game it deserves to be."
– Ulf Andersson and Simon Viklund were named as remaining co‑leaders "fully committed to the game and to leading the studio forward."
– Co‑founder Hjalmar Vikström had earlier announced he was leaving the company.
– 10 Chambers, founded in 2015 by former Payday designers, previously released co‑op shooter GTFO and sold a major stake to Tencent in 2020.
– Den of Wolves has no announced release date and recently appeared at consecutive The Game Awards events.
@Games